KJV vs Modern Translations

Comparing the NIV, ESV, NASB, and NLT to the Authorized Version

De: David Michael Curtis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Is Your Bible Based on the Preserved Word of God or a Corrupted Modern Text?

In a world filled with thousands of competing Bible translations, David Michael Curtis's Sentinel GPT: KJV vs Modern Translations equips readers with the tools to confidently defend the authority and completeness of the King James Version. This is not another academic debate about archaic language; it is a deep dive into the two separate manuscript traditions that have produced two different Bibles.

This comprehensive resource dismantles the unstable foundations of modern textual criticism and constructs a powerful defense of the preserved Word of God. Through meticulous research, this book traces the history of the Alexandrian and Byzantine manuscript streams, demonstrating the textual superiority of the Textus Receptus that underlies the KJV.

Inside, you will discover:

• 100 Summary and 100 Comprehensive Answers to the most critical questions in the Bible translation debate.

• An exposé on how modern translations omit key phrases and verses, weakening foundational doctrines of the Christian faith.

• An introduction to the Sentinel Threefold System (UAD), a unique method for uncovering philosophical fallacies, analyzing logical errors, and defending truth through KJV topical Bible study.

• A powerful argument for why the topical Bible study method is the truest application of Sola Scriptura, empowering every believer to find answers for themselves, free from the constraints of man-made systems.

• A compelling case for returning to the biblical model of the first-century house church, a pattern that fosters community and protects against false doctrine.

Sentinel GPT: KJV vs Modern Translations is more than just a book—it is a theological workshop designed to transform you from a passive reader into a discerning Berean. If you are ready to move beyond textual uncertainty and build your faith on the unshakeable rock of the preserved Word, this book is your essential guide.

Overstates his case

Some interesting ideas but pretty much on ever point he overstates his taste and comes accross and an angry KJV only guy. Stopped listening when he straight up lied about modern translations. He said they truncate Mathew 4:4 to say "man shall not live by bread alone" and leaving out but by ever word of God. this sounded wrong to me so I checked and found he was just lying. Not going to waste my time listening to poorly researched information. If he was just mistaken that is some pretty agregious negligence.